Stratford Police are investigating an incident after the same car was targeted with an unknown chemical, twice in the past two months.
STRATFORD - Stratford Police are investigating an incident after a car was badly damaged twice by an unknown chemical.
Police say the victim had someone put the chemical in there gas tank last month. It caused significant damage took about a month to fix. When the car was finally up and running, the same substance was put back into the gas tank, causing further damage.
The first time the victim did not report the incident to police, however this time they did. The second incident likely happened sometime overnight between March 12th and the 13th.
There are no suspects in this matter at this time, however; the Stratford Police would like to encourage anyone with
information to please contact them at 519-271-4141. If you have information and wish to remain anonymous please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
Further to this incident, the Stratford Police would also like to encourage the public, in general, to contact the police should they see or hear anything suspicious at any time to help prevent any similar incidents from occurring.

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